Alan Steinberg wrote:
> I'm not using proxy-base at all. I tried adding it, and it made things
> worse. When I used a URL with the port number, it redirected to the
> failed proxy pathname.
>
> An additional bit of information: Any pathname I give (like
> http://mystem/boguspath) yields the same 404 message courtesy of
> CherryPy. It's as if CherryPy has taken over all web services.
>
> As mentioned below, it works fine on another system, which I believe is
> set up identically. Is there a CherryPy config file or some obscure
> system setting that I should look at next?
No. But I think I just saw something in your first email I missed...
Are you trying to do this just using rewrite rules? If you are, that's
not a supported configuration and I haven't the slightest on how to get
that to work. While cherrypy does provide the web services for us, it
isn't an independent webserver; it's more of an API that the depot
server uses for connections. While the results may look like a
webserver, that's only because of how the depot server works.
The only supported setup for using the depot server with Apache is via
reverse proxy [1]. Once you've setup the reverse proxy, then you'll
need to supply the --proxy-base parameter as I mentioned in my last email.
My Apache VirtualHost looks like this:
ProxyRequests On
AllowEncodedSlashes On
Redirect / http://zorander/release/
ProxyPass /release/ http://zorander:8009/
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Shawn Walker
[1] http://blogs.sun.com/sch/date/20080221
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